| Originally Posted by TheKid All jackets and shirts have patches and used only a few times. Med Long Black Winter Coat 100$ OBO Med Black Spring Reversable Jacket 50$ OBO Med Winter Cover 25$ OBO 2 SS Shirts size 15.5 BO 1 Winter Shirt Size 15.5 **Items are available to PCSD Deputies only** PM w/ questions |
| Originally Posted by csauce777 I wouldnt worry too much about people fighting to get PCSD Deputy gear... |
| Originally Posted by COto50 Sauce you would be surprised by the number of deputies that department hires. They get almost unlimited details at a good rate. Plus they hire you part time, where some departments make you work for the county for a year before being sworn. |
The CO's who are also deputies are different from the politically appointed deputies. Dont get me wrong, I'm not knocking guys who want to make a buck, but lets not over-glorify the gig.| I wouldnt worry too much about people fighting to get PCSD Deputy gear... |
| **Items are available to PCSD Deputies only** |
| Originally Posted by TheKid All jackets and shirts have patches and used only a few times. Med Long Black Winter Coat 100$ OBO Med Black Spring Reversable Jacket 50$ OBO Med Winter Cover 25$ OBO 2 SS Shirts size 15.5 BO 1 Winter Shirt Size 15.5 **Items are available to PCSD Deputies only** PM w/ questions |
| Originally Posted by csauce777 As for details, they get hand-me-down details after towns cant fill them, and they pay a 10% finders fee to the PCSD. |
| Originally Posted by j809 Shame on the PDs that use them. They should call MSP or other locals,campus PDs. |
| Originally Posted by skimass This is totally beating a dead horse, but I couldn't resist. This is a "for sale" add, not a lesson on Deputy Sheriff's. A comment like "shame on the pd's that use" them is unacceptable and unprofessional. People should honestly support everyone in a uniform regardless of their deparment. Whether they are campus police, municipal, state, corrections or trial court, you should respect them for what they do. The sheriff's department in Plymouth County does a lot for the PD's in the county. They provide a place for the pd's to train, qualify with firearms, they provide staff and instructors for municipal police classes, and fill details in towns which police officers decide not to take, or when they are overstretched. They provide their k-9's and their criminal investigations unit for the PD's that ask for these services. Not only that, but they house all the people that are arrested in Plymouth County. Obviously the person that made that comment doesn't live in Plymouth County. |
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